The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-06
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mander at Fort suIly, TO give T,s3
Agent Anderson all the assistant
4~sary to eject all settlers ard ~ icy
ntruders of the reservation and et
hem OF. Aeep
A mar named H. Williams. abor+
30 years old, we'll dressed and bav;,.
a fine gold watch and chain ON n,
person, was fonnd dead in the VEGA.
On the Minnesota side about two, rass
rom st. Paul The suicide had as5
ienIy gone there to commit the az
Geo. ; BidweII, one of the piopear.
/ Of Mitchell, AMI for several wears !
prominent land attorney, was fonnd
n a dying condition alone in his horss
On d claim a lew miles southwest 81
Mitchell.
Sioux Falls Special: The represent.
1tIves Of the insurance companies -
Dakota, VINO held a meeting hera
C0Ok concerted action to oasst
me combination OF ninety-six ont
side companies 10 freeze out the bomA
companies. Action was also takar
n relation TO the new law REGARDING
cancellations, rates, commissions, ete
The c~ompositOrs on the papers at
Aberdeen have formed the Aberdeen
Typographical union. Officers have
Jeen elected and a charter sent for.
Iron on the Salem line has been laid
to within a few miles of Mitchell.
Work on the Bismarck and North.
western is already begun, and thecon-
tract for the Cars truction OF 10
miles additional, or from Aberdeen to
Napoleon, Logan county, has been let
to Langdcn i Co., Minneapolis.
Seven Sioux Indians were taken
to Pierre and lodged in the eoun-
ty jail for piILaging settlers prop
erty on the Winnebago reservation.
Plans for the new building connect.
ing with the Agricultural college at
Brookings have been accepted, and
have been taken to o for the gov
eruOr's approval. The basement will
consist OF shops. The first floor viii
be used as a chapel and reception
room with a seating capacity OF 500
and the upper stories will be used asa
dOrmiCory. President McLouth and
family have arrived from Michigan.
At Gary, Ryerson Bros. OF Spencer,
Iowa, purchased over three hundred
head OF cattle, paying a little over S.,
900. The herd will be drivent to Spencer
across the country.
Jesse Fitch, foreman Of the Milwau-
kee yards at Mitchell, was arrested,
charged with stealing 5000 from the
sale OF the ticket Office. He admitted
his guilt and went to Jail.
Lee Nun, the Chinese Iaundryman
OF Grafton, died from the effects OF too
much opium.
The recent decision of the interior
department will throw ten townships,
containing $780, 900 acres of surveyed
land, into the market in the Devils
Lake district, while the surveyingcon-
tracts to be carried out cover six
townships OF 13S, 600 sores.
The site of the jamestown college
building was located on a bluff north
OF the city, on ground donated for
that purpose. A $4,000 building
will be erected this summer. The dt
mansions of the building will be
100x44, three stories and basement,
to be of brick with stone trimmings.
The main structure will contain q
chapel with a seating capacity OF 800,
q dormitory accommodating forty
and suitable recitation rooms.
At Pembina the son OF William Fer
guson had his neck broken by falling
a wagon.
In the district court at Grafton
in the case OF W. G. Mitchell, OF the
Forest River Journal, for libel, the jn-
ry disagreed. Fromstadt, sentenced
to 500 fine and thirty days in the
county Jail Cor assault and battery;
George Denton, fifteen months in the
penitentiary at Bismarck for embez-
element.
A grain elevator, owned by H. D.
at Rapid city, burned down.
$10,0 900; insurance, $4,000.
In the territorial court at Yankton
R. NJ. Shumway was convicted of at
tempting the life OF George Rudd.
Rudd and shumway were rivals for
the affections of a young lady, and
whilet the former was visiting at her
Shumway shot at him through
the window, inficting a slight scalp
Wound The woman in the case testi-